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(Text 1)
M: I can’t find my car keys. I want t g fr a drive.
W: I’ll lk fr them later. Right nw, I need yu t fix this shelf befre I paint it.
(Text 2)
W: What are yu guys laughing at?
M: It’s this new mvie called The Internship. It’s very funny.
(Text 3)
M: Excuse me, madam. I want t send this bk t a friend in Beijing. Hw much will it cst t pst it?
W: Let me see. That will be five yuan, sir.
M: OK, here yu are.
(Text 4)
M: What happened t yu? Yu are s late.
W: The bus I tk brke dwn in frnt f the hspital, and I had t walk frm there.
(Text 5)
W: Why did yu g t the basketball game, Jim?
M: I preferred t watch it n TV, but my brther asked me t g with him.
(Text 6)
M: Hi, Lucy. Is there anything special tday in schl?
W: Hi, Dad. Tday, Maria asked if she culd cpy my math hmewrk.
M: What did yu tell her?
W: I said n, because that was cheating, and I wrked really hard n my hmewrk.
M: Gd, I’m glad that yu said n. She needs t d her wn wrk.
W: She’s smart, but I think she’s just lazy.
(Text 7)
M: Excuse me. Can yu tell me where the railway statin is?
W: Certainly. It is in the sutheast f the city.
M: Hw can I get there?
W: Let me see. Take the N. 8 bus here t Xinhua Bkstre, and change t the N. 15 bus t Her Cinema. The
statin is arund Her Cinema.
M: Can I get there n ft?
W: Yes. Turn right at the crssrads and walk straight fr abut twenty minutes until yu reach Rse Restaurant.
The statin is right acrss the street.
M: T tell yu the truth, I am already lst.
W: Then yu’d better walk straight t a supermarket first and take the N. 4 bus t Rse Restaurant directly.
M: Gd. Thank yu.
W: Yu’re welcme.
(Text 8)
W: Hey, Mike. Are yu ready fr the new semester?
M: I’m afraid nt. Yu knw I have been traveling all summer. By the way, when des the new semester start, Lily?
W: The day after tmrrw, August 29th.
M: Only tw days frm nw! And what are we suppsed t bring t schl n the first day?
W: Yu dn’t remember? Yur hmewrk that yu did ver the summer vacatin and the prject paper.
M: Oh, luckily, I have dne bth. What else?
W: Nthing else t bring. Dn’t frget we’re suppsed t wear ur schl unifrms n the first day.
M: Ah, right. I need t wash ne f my unifrms tday. I put them under my bed as the summer vacatin began.
W: Under yur bed? I usually hang them up behind my dr r fld them and put them away in the cupbard. Oh,
and I guess that the teacher will ask us t share smething abut hw we spent the hlidays, s I guess yu shuld
be prepared fr that.
M: Thanks fr the tip.
(Text 9)
M: Hell, Peggy. Why are yu ging thrugh all thse newspapers?
W: Oh, hell, David. I’m trying t find a flat. I have gne thrugh all these advertisements, but I just can’t find
anything gd.
M: D yu want t share r live n yur wn?
W: Well, yu knw Sara and Mary? I’d really like t share with them.
M: I knw f an empty flat. It’s n the N. 10 bus rute in Wdside Rad.
W: Oh, I knw Wdside Rad and Bus N. 10 is the ne that brings me t wrk. It wuld be a great place. Hw
many rms has it gt?
M: It’s gt a kitchen and a bathrm. Um, apart frm that, I think it’s gt a bedrm and a sitting rm.
W: One bedrm. I suppse tw f us culd share the bedrm, and ne f us culd sleep in the sitting rm. Hw
much is the rent?
M: I think they want £21 a week.
W: £21? That’s fine. That wuld be £7 each.
M: But yu see the truble is that it might be a bit nisy. Wdside Rad is really quite busy. It’s n the bus rute
after all, with all that traffic ging past.
W: Oh, that desn’t matter. We’d be ut all day. It’d be great t be n the tenth bus rute. We wuldn’t have t
walk at all and we’d get t wrk s quickly.
M: Well, I hpe it’s what yu want.
W: Oh yes. I’m very satisfied. Thanks a lt.
M: That’s all right.
(Text 10)
M: Welcme t Mntfrt Schl. Thank yu fr chsing ur schl and fr jining the happy Mntfrt family
which has been educating bys since 1916. We are s happy that yu have taken time ff t be with us tday. It is
with great pleasure that we have prepared sme events that, we hpe, can please yu. At 9:00 am, ur headmaster
will give a welcme speech. This will be in the schl hall. Please be seated by 8:45 am. Fllwing the speech is
the guided tur f the exhibitin at 9:30. Here yu can see the prud histry f ur schl and ur achievements in
the field f educatin. The exhibitin is laid ut in the classrms n the secnd flr, and then the guided tur f
science labs at 10:20 am. Here yu can see the subjects that new students will be studying. Yu will als ntice that
ur labs have excellent equipment. At 11:00 am, yu will be guided t the tur t practical areas. This cvers ur
technical wrkshps, music and ther areas f ur schl life. At Mntfrt, we believe in all-rund develpment f
ur students. Lunch will be at 12:00. It has been specially prepared fr ur guests. All ur teachers and student
leaders will be present t answer any questins that yu have in yur minds. We are s happy that yu culd be
with us tday.
参考答案
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41. B 42. D 43. D 44. A 45. C 46. C 47. B 48. A 49. D 50. C
51. B 52. A 53. D 54. C 55. B
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第一节
One pssible versin:
My Favrite Traditinal Chinese Festival
Gd mrning, everyne! The festival clsest t my heart is the Dragn Bat Festival, bserved n the fifth
day f the fifth lunar mnth. It is a traditin cmmemrating the patritic pet Qu Yuan.
What truly makes it special are the experiences deeply wven int its celebratin. I vividly remember learning
t wrap zngzi with my grandmther, her skilled hands turning simple leaves int pyramids f sticky rice. Equally
exciting was watching the dragn bat races, where pwerful rwing and punding drums created an electrifying
atmsphere f unity and determinatin.
This festival is mre than just a ritual; it is a pwerful reminder f patritism and integrity. It carries frward
the spirit f cultural lyalty, making the past prfundly relevant t the present.
Thank yu fr listening.
第二节
One pssible versin:
That day, after the event, I went t the library t visit Mrs. Chen. When I walked thrugh the familiar drs,
Mrs. Chen was busy shelving the bks. I apprached and said hell. She lked up, and fr a mment she just
stared. Then her face brke int that same warm smile I remembered frm years ag. “I gt yur letter,” she said.
“I’m nt much fr writing back, but I read it mre than nce.” I ndded. I understd. She had never been ne fr
wrds — just quiet actins. She led me t my ld place, telling me stries abut the newcmers — kids just like
I had been. Hearing that, I had a new idea.
I turned t Mrs. Chen and said, “What if I started a free writing wrkshp here — in my ld place?” Her
eyes lit up. “Yu’d d that?” she asked. “Yu gave me a place t becme myself,” I said. “Nw I want t give the
newcmers the same.” She smiled, reached int her pcket and then pulled ut a flded piece f paper. It was a
flyer she had drawn up weeks ag, advertising Free Writing Wrkshp fr Kids at the library. “I’ve been waiting